Debbie

Joined September 2020

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Debbie is a dedicated writer, avid traveler, and skilled medium, who serves as a transformative spiritual healer. To embark on a journey of connection and insight with her, visit https://spiritualconnecting.com.

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When Friendship Becomes One-Sided
Recently, I did a reading for a young woman who seemed weighed down not by romantic heartbreak, but by something quieter, more challenging to name. As we talked, she opened up about a friend - someone she had once considered close - who had slowly started to drift away. Her voice held a blend of confusion and sorrow often felt but seldom spoken: "Why do I always have to initiate contact?"
By Debbie6 months ago in Motivation
Hurricane Chaos
A Hurricane is Approaching Watching people scramble and prepare for an impending hurricane is an entire lesson on etiquette. Why, you ask? I’ll tell you why.
By Debbieabout a year ago in Earth
Halloween's Evolution
Halloween Already? Wow, this year has flown by so fast! Can you believe it's already October, and Halloween is just around the corner? Halloween decorations are popping up all over the neighborhoods. It doesn't end there. The large retail stores are anticipating the Christmas holidays and bypassing Halloween and Thanksgiving altogether. This is evident from the fact that these stores are already fully stocked with Christmas merchandise and decorations. But let's talk about Halloween for now.
By Debbieabout a year ago in Horror
Battling Hurricane Irma
Not Another One Hurricanes are terrifying. Despite growing up on a tropical island where hurricanes are common, I never underestimate their power. I've experienced hurricanes both in Puerto Rico and now in Florida. Each one was more terrifying than the previous one.
By Debbieabout a year ago in Horror
Supporting Our Elders
How do the elders live in the U.S. with only social security? I have sat down with some elders to keep them company and let them talk. Elders have a myriad of interesting stories of when they were young, which I enjoy. But one conversation I do not enjoy is talking about their finances. I feel it is their way of just letting it out — a rant perhaps, and I am appalled at the amount of money they receive. Some of these people worked for over 40 or 50 years and had withholdings from every paycheck. I knew that social security is not something we can solely rely on, but it is just plain ridiculous.
By Debbieabout a year ago in Families
Discovering the Captivating City of Napoli
Visiting Enchanting Napoli I’ve read stories about how Napoli in Italy isn’t a safe place for tourists. We visited Napoli in September 2023 and fell in love with the town. We were not afraid, nor did we encounter any situations to be fearful of. Of course, we need to be cautious of the places we visit, but you find those types of places everywhere in the world. It is not something just local to Napoli.
By Debbieabout a year ago in Wander
Separating Personal and Professional Life
I have set restrictions on work and social media in my life. It is vital to keep our personal and professional lives separate. I hear stories of people who make the mistake of befriending their co-workers or bosses on social media, only to face the consequences of their personal lives affecting their professional trajectory.
By Debbieabout a year ago in Humans
Finally, a Grandma
I am a mother who raised three amazing children with love and care. Even though I had to cope with the loss of my oldest child, I’m thankful for the time I had with him and cherish the memories.
By Debbieabout a year ago in Families
Exploring Civitavecchia
The Splendor of Civitavecchia Italy has so much to explore. During our most recent Mediterranean cruise, one stop was in Civitavecchia. Civitavecchia, Italy, is a place filled with history and beauty. As we stepped off the cruise ship onto the cobblestone streets, the charm of this coastal town northwest of Rome immediately struck me. The sea breeze filled the air and the sound of seagulls added to the picturesque scene. We wandered through the streets, marveling at the ancient buildings and the remnants of the Roman Dock, which spoke volumes about the town's rich past. The Port of Civitavecchia, originally built in the 2nd century, still stands strong, welcoming visitors from around the world.
By Debbieabout a year ago in Wander
Friendship Lost: A Lesson in Betrayal
A Helping Hand It was a cloudy September morning, an obvious sign it would rain. I was dropping my son off at the elementary school and afterward driving to work. I kissed him and promised to pick him up in the afternoon. As I walked towards my car, it began drizzling. Once inside, I noticed a woman struggling to open her vehicle’s window. When suddenly it began raining harder. Without a thought and with my umbrella in hand, I jumped out of my car and walked towards her.
By Debbieabout a year ago in Psyche
Discovering the Charm of Palma de Mallorca
We love Spain, therefore little by little we have visited and enjoyed many cities. One of the nicest experiences thus far has been in Mallorca, particularly Palma de Mallorca.
By Debbieabout a year ago in Wander
Chewy's Pawprint
I was never a dog person. We did not have dogs growing up, so I did not know the level of attachment between a human and a dog. It wasn’t until my young adult children suggested I get a dog that I understood.
By Debbieabout a year ago in Petlife

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When Friendship Becomes One-Sided

Hurricane Chaos

Halloween's Evolution

Battling Hurricane Irma

Supporting Our Elders

Discovering the Captivating City of Napoli

Separating Personal and Professional Life

Finally, a Grandma

Exploring Civitavecchia

Friendship Lost: A Lesson in Betrayal

Discovering the Charm of Palma de Mallorca

Chewy's Pawprint

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